250 Random Facts Everyone Should Know

A Collection of Random Facts Useful for the Odd Pub Quiz Night Get-Together or as Conversation Starters

De: Tyler Buckhouse

Narrado por: Scott Panfil

Duración: 54 m

Resumen del Editor

Have you ever had that moment when you are in the middle of a conversation and suddenly the room becomes quiet and nobody knows how to move the discussion forward? Of course you have. Haven't we all? That's why I decided to write this book. What better way to break that silence than to throw out some of these facts:

• Gorillas spend up to 14 hours a day sleeping.
• One-quarter of the bones in your body are in your feet.
• In the 1830s, ketchup was sold as medicine. And so was Coca-Cola.
• The longest English word without a vowel is "rhythm".

Whatever your motivation may be, there is a really good chance you will find these facts and tidbits useful. So if you are ready, here are 250 facts that everyone should know about!

©2015 Tyler Buckhouse (P)2015 Tyler Buckhouse

Fun facts short listen

Nothing but the facts.

Lots of short facts interesting and a quick listen.

Recommend easy listening

Fun Book!

Great book filled with a lot of interesting facts. I love trivia nights and quizzes so this book loaded me up with facts for the next time I go out with friends. Clever idea for a book. Happy that I found it. Would definitely recommend to anyone who likes learning odd and weird facts,

meh

it wouldn't be bad if I didn't know most of these already and one of the questions repeated twice

Fun and interesting

This book was worth it, was fun and interesting, however, some fact checking should have been done, since some of these “facts” are incorrect, and actually may have been or are common rumors/wivestales.

Fun facts

Great short, fun, and entertaining set of trivia. The narrator for the most part was good but his jokes fell flat. Still, well worth the money.

Good but Not Great

Several of the facts were incorrect or outdated, outdated by decades. I would recommend another book on this field.

Alternative Facts

On some of these subjects I've read different facts. Not sure which were wrong or right.

Facts? Not Really.

The narrator is good, but much of the information is inaccurate. The author abandoned much of the rules of Grammar and failed to maintain even the most simple concepts of factual information. For example, snakes are not poisonous. They are venomous.

I don't trust the "facts".

Some of the "facts seemed more like cliff klaven facts. Sorry but I just don't buy them all.